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Definition of diction - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
word choiceTECH. choice and use of words in speech or writingTECH.
- Her diction in the essay was impressive.
2.
enunciationTECH. manner of enunciating words and soundsTECH.
- His diction in the play was flawless.
Origin of diction
Latin, dictio (a saying)
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diction
manner of expression in words
Examples of diction in a sentence
He was praised for his precise diction in the speech. Her clear diction made the speech easy to understand. The actor's diction was praised by the critics.
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- French:choix des mots, diction, ...
- German:Diktion, Aussprache, ...
- Italian:dizione, ...
- Spanish:dicción, pronunciación, ...
- Portuguese:dicção, pronúncia, ...
- Chinese:措辞, 发音, ...
- Japanese:言葉遣い, 発音, ...
- Arabic:أُسْلُوبٌ, إِلْقَاء, ...
- Hebrew:בְּחִירַת מִלִּים, דִיקְצְיָה, ...
- Russian:дикция, ...
- Ukrainian:вибір слів, дикція, ...
- Hindi:शब्द चयन, उच्चारण, ...
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